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relationships C1

a pillar of strength

Understand the idiom 'a pillar of strength' to describe someone who provides immense emotional support during tough times.
daily-life C1

acquire a taste for

Learn the idiom 'acquire a taste for' to describe learning to like new foods or hobbies. Get natural example sentences, practice exercises, and tips.
daily-life B2

adjust the volume

Learn how to use the phrase 'adjust the volume' in English. Discover how to describe changing the sound level on TV, phones, and speakers in daily situations.
daily-life B1

apart from that

Discover how to use 'apart from that' to exclude a specific fact or point and discuss the rest of a situation.
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daily-life B1

as a result of

Learn how to explain causes and consequences in English using the phrase 'as a result of'.
daily-life A2

as usual

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'as usual' to describe habits, routines, and typical behavior.
entertainment B1

background noise

Learn how to use 'background noise' to describe ambient sounds or media playing while you focus on other activities.
food-cooking A2

buy some groceries

Learn how to use 'buy some groceries' in daily English. Find meanings, examples, common mistakes, and practice exercises here.
daily-life B1

by means of

Understand how to describe the method or tool used to achieve something with 'by means of'.
food-cooking B1

carton of milk

Discover how to use 'carton of milk' in everyday English. Read natural examples, avoid common errors, and practice.
entertainment A2

change the channel

Learn how to use the common English phrase 'change the channel' in both literal television contexts and figurative conversations with natural examples.
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daily-life B2

come to an end

Discover how to use the versatile English idiom "come to an end" to naturally describe situations, events, or periods of time that are finally finishing.
technology B1

dead zone

Find out what a "dead zone" means in technology and how to use this casual, everyday term for physical areas with absolutely no cellular signal or Wi-Fi connection.
daily-life B2

design a website

Discover how to naturally use the expression 'design a website' in English. Includes practical examples, pronunciation, and common mistakes to avoid.
daily-life B2

differ from each other

Understand how to use 'differ from each other' to describe contrast, variations, and distinct differences between two or more things.
daily-life B2

disappear without a trace

Master the common English expression 'disappear without a trace' to describe people, things, or files vanishing completely.
daily-life A2

feel sick

Learn how to use 'feel sick' in English to describe physical illness or nausea in everyday conversations.
entertainment A2

front row

Understand how to use 'front row' in English. Discover natural examples, typical learner mistakes, and helpful practice exercises.
technology B1

go dead

Learn what 'go dead' means when talking about phones, batteries, and devices. See real examples and practice using it naturally.
daily-life A2

go to sleep

Master the everyday phrase 'go to sleep'. Learn how to use it in conversation and avoid common mistakes.